Scientists Find Never-Before-Seen Metal Alloy in Hiroshima Blast Debris
A grain of metal barely wider than a human red blood cell sat unnoticed in a glass bead on a Japanese beach for nearly 80 years. When s...
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The Strength of Weak Ties: Why Loose Connections Matter
When we picture our social lives, we tend to picture the inner circle: the few close friends, the family, the people who'd show up at 2...
RFK Jr. Finally Tells Parents to Vaccinate as Measles Hits a 35-Year High
The man now overseeing America’s public health system spent years building one of the country’s most prominent anti-vaccine organizatio...
Meditation, False Insights, and Artificial Wisdom with Ruben Laukkonen
Host Michael Taft talks with neuroscientist Ruben Laukkonen about what extreme physical suffering can reveal about meditation, and why ...
Diabetes Drug Could Help Repair Damage in Fatty Liver Disease
The Hearty Soul article I found at `theheartysoul.com/quit-ozempic-side-effects/` is about quitting Ozempic and is contextually relevan...
Why Imagination—Not Resilience—Might Help You Heal From Heartbreak
One of the words most bandied about during challenges, even before these upside-down pandemic times, is resilience. We hear a lot about...
The First US City Is on Track to Run Out of Water
Corpus Christi is the eighth-largest city in Texas, a coastal hub of refineries, chemical plants, and deepwater docks – and as of early...
The Pressure to Excel: When Success Feels Like Survival
“To tie your worth to achievements is a recipe for suffering.” ~Brad Bizjack
Children don’t just learn mathematics, science, and langua...
New Jersey Just Banned a Pricing Practice That Had Shoppers Worried
Two people standing in the same grocery checkout line, buying the same carton of eggs from the same store, can be charged different pri...
How to Guide Meditations If You Struggle with Your Voice
Our perception of our voice is also clouded by our psychological make-up, our perceptions about the reactions of others, and past exper...